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776 – KWK Concordia — szyb Maciej
Repurposed site - headframe and associated buildings
Revitalised early twentieth-century hard coal shaft complex of KWK Concordia, now a listed heritage site with restaurant, museum, and water-well function on the Silesian Industrial Monuments Route.
775 – KWK Makoszowy — szyb III
Partial mine site
Backfilled shaft site of KWK Makoszowy colliery in Zabrze, with headframe demolished during post-closure liquidation works.
774 – Kopalnia Guido — szyb Kolejowy
Museum site - headframe and associated buildings
The operative headframe shaft of the historic Kopalnia Guido in Zabrze, with a preserved 26-metre steel trestle tower and 1927 electric winding engine, serving underground tourist routes to depths of 355 metres.
773 – Kopalnia Królowa Luiza — szyb Carnall
Museum site - headframe and associated buildings
A preserved hard coal drainage shaft of Kopalni Królowa Luiza, now an industrial heritage attraction with a 31.5-metre headframe, working steam winding engine, and viewpoint platform.
772 – KWK Wanda-Lech / KWK Pokój — szyb Lech I
Repurposed site - headframes and associated buildings
Surviving headframe tower and machine house of former Szyb Lech I at the post-industrial KWK Pokój site in Ruda Śląska, subject to urban reuse masterplan.
771 – KWK Wanda-Lech / KWK Pokój — szyb Wanda
Former mine site - active water-management shaft
Former coal extraction skip shaft of KWK Pokój in Ruda Śląska, now retained as a pumping station by Spółka Restrukturyzacji Kopalń, with skipowy headframe tower remaining as a local landmark.
770 – KWK Budryk — szyb III
Operational site - headframe and extensive buildings
Active coal transport and personnel shaft at KWK Budryk in Ornontowice, with headframe tower standing on the mine's main surface complex.
769 – KWK Budryk — szyb VI
Operational site - headframe and extensive buildings
Deepest coal mine shaft in Poland and Europe, sunk to 1,320 metres at KWK Budryk in Ornontowice, serving the coking coal mine's principal underground workings.
768 – KWK Knurów — szyb Jan III
Operational site - headframe and extensive buildings
Active coal production and materials shaft at Ruch Knurów of KWK Knurów-Szczygłowice, with headframe tower serving underground workings on the Wschodnie field.
767 – KWK Knurów — szyb Aniołki
Operational site - headframe and associated buildings
Ventilation and stowing shaft of KWK Knurów-Szczygłowice, sunk 1959–1961, with surviving headframe and fan station visible from the A1 motorway.